NameJet led the .com supporting cast with SolarElectricPanels.com at $9,660. Netzwerk.com connected for $7,800, PHDs.com earned $6,200 and MoonWalk.com strolled to a $6,000 payday. MDSPS.com dispensed $5,914, HammerDriil.com dug up $5,400 and 5818.com counted out $5,316. 

ValleyBank.com accepted a $5,199 deposit and four others; AhliBank.com, CarInsurers.com, PanPizza.com and w0w.com went for $5,099 each. 

NameJet had 35 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,900 that are listed in the table below:

At Sedo Swalk.com and DataSift.com sorted out $9,480 each, IMUK.com corralled $8,500 and FantasyNews.com reported $8,299. UDesign.com captured $7,590, SSEO.com clicked for $7,500 and GunCam.com hit a $7,000 bulls eye. 

Sinfonia.com and Host-Point.com posted $6,900 each, Darss.com downloaded $6,210 and PrivateTutoring.com tacked on $6,200. CollegeBand.com drummed up $5,526, GoGoChina.com went went for $5,520 and Blind-Dating.com spotted $5,519. 

Sedo had 56 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,500 that are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS Leaky.com located $9,000, Ilanlari.com landed $7,588 and AdHaven.com hauled in $7,000. SportsFranchise.com spawned $6,488, Chordate.com commanded $5,500 and two others; CrestFinancial.com and YouthTennis.com netted $5,000 apiece. 

AuditingJobs.com paid $4,600, ChangeFace.com chalked up $4,488, FootballPros.com produced $4,188 and Smithcom.com collared $4,088.  The AfternicDLS reported 56 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. Those are listed in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion platform, the Afternic DLS moved five more domains via Sedo; Referencements.com ($5,128), CollegeProfessor.com ($3,000), MarketCheck.com ($2,600), ISIWeb.com ($2,200) and InternetFlatRate.com ($2,088). 

YummyNames teamed up with the AfternicDLS to sell MarketBet.com ($8,530), CheapDedicatedServer.com ($5,425), DineSafe.com ($4,142) and AffordableContracting.com ($2,300). They also sold Blirt.com ($2,800) and Emoter.com ($2,177) on their own. 

Elsewhere, Optimo.com sold CelebrationBrands.com for $8,000 and MediaOptions.com mined $7,000 with CFJ.com. Moniker/SnapNames rang up five more sales; HomeHub.com ($3,125), TheManCave.com ($3,063), CatholicRomance.com ($2,950), Tireack.com ($2,161) and Vacationing.com ($2,600).  

Country Codes

The country codes enjoyed a sensational week with a six-figure blockbuster (Schoenen.nl at $165,600) that ranks as the year to date's 7th biggest ccTLD sale, along with eight five-figure sales.  

Those nine high end sales were all listed on the all extension leader board you saw above. The highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet ranks #10 on our Country Code Top 20 Chart. That is GreatContent.co.uk, a domain that generated $9,283 at Sedo. 

Sedo piled up 19 of the 22 entries overall (the two extra positions resulted from a three-way tie for the final opening). Two Sedo chart entries that tied for #17 gave America's .US extension a pair of $5,000 sales; Ditto.us and SolarPanels.us.

Here is how the ccTLD Top 20 stacked up for the week ending Oct. 24:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales just off the chart, led by Sedo's sales of FTTC.co.uk, and Jazzed.co.uk for $4,740 apiece.

Sedo had 59 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

Drop.com.au posted ten more solid Australian ccTLD sales. BoatShow.com.au sold for $3,474, FootballClub.com.au scored $2,977, CarShows.com.au attracted $2,820 and Pumps.com.au provided $2,814. Razor.com.au shaved off $2,497, Irrigation.com.au sprinkled $1,821 and Badminton.com.au brought $1,489. Pest.com.au exterminated $1,488, SecurityAlarms.com.au sounded a $1,213 alert and Strings.com.au strummed $1,210. 

 Elsewhere, Bidets.de delivered $1,200 at MediaOptions.com. 

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here. 

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

The non .com gTLDs had a quartet of five-figure sales this week led by JobHunt.org at $18,800 via NameJet. You saw the four sales at this level in the all extension section of this report earlier. The highest sale you haven't yet seen in this category is #5 Diagonal.net at $8,558 through the AfternicDLS. #6 Trekking.info (one of four .infos on the GC Top 20 Chart) was next at $7,590 at Sedo.

The .orgs had the most chart entries with eight, including #7 Bali.org, sold by Moniker/SnapNames for $7,500. The .nets were right behind with seven charted domains. .Asia also made the leader board with #14 (tie) Intranet.asia at $4,140. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Oct. 24:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart. Moniker/SnapNames moved Kit.org at $3,133. They also sold InternetSpeedTest.net at $1,200 and MSX.net at $1,000.  

At NameJet, Idol.net nabbed $3,100, Cinefogo.org found $2,600 and WaterRightsConference.org went for $2,520. NameJet had 23 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,247 that are listed in the table below:

At the AfternicDLS BuyMobile.net dialed up $3,000, DesignOnline.net drew $2,750 and GrayMatters.net grabbed $2,588. 

The AfternicDLS has 14 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,088. Those are listed in the table below:

In another sale through their expanded promotion platform, the AfternicDLS used Sedo to sell RecoveryCoach.org for $1,112. 

At Sedo winners included Probiotics.info ($3,174), GOK.org ($3,000), Cellulite.info ($2,760) and Privat-Krankenversicherung.net ($2,759). SolarWaterHeating.net warmed up $2,400, OpenAnalytics.org discovered $2,150 and OnlineBachelorDegreePrograms.org conferred $2,000.

iScreen.net added $1,800, ADK.info found $1,794 and InternetProvider.org produced $1,725. TruckMarket.net drove off with $1,656, Discountzertifikate.info earned $1,379, Existenzgruender.info ground out $1,005 and Bookish.info banked $1,000. 

Elsewhere YummyNames teamed up with the AfternicDLS to sell DryMouth.org ($1,870), VSAT.net ($1,500) and AskAQuestion.org ($1,077). 

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